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TIE GOOD WORK BEGUN.
Most Arrested tor His Incendiary Speech
Last Friday Night.


New YORK, November 17.-Most, the
Anarchist, was arrested at noon to-day in
The Office OF his newspaper by Detective
Sergeauts Crowley aud M'Guire oflnspector
Byrnes' staff. He was taken directly to
police headquarters and through the alder
mems gate and lock. d up in one OF the cells
in the basement. His arrest was made by
issued by Justice Cowing to-day for having
made an incendiary speech calculated to
inci+e riot on last Friday night in IL hall on
Seyeptie,l, street. The warrant was made
returnaiji. J.. fore Justice Cowing in court.
Most has been in hiding since then. but
owing to the clever management OF In
spector Byrncshe was allowed to beIleve
there would be no prosecution and yester'
day he came back to the city and went 20
work with his paper. Byrnss was informed
of this and early this morning he went De-
fore the District A torney and presented
the eyidenre he had obtained against most
OF his incendiarisn and asked the Srand
Jury TO find an indictment against MIN.
The inspector and seven witnesses gave
eyidenre and an Indictment was found.
Meanwhile Most had been arrested. Most
insists that he did not use the LANGUAGE at
tributed to him by the police. AS this ls
the second time he has been arrested iol
making violent speeches he will probably
get the full extent of the law, which ls one
years Imprisonment and Il fine.
MosT's IDEAS.
Inspector Byrnes talked with Most SUB
seouentlv. The latter said the execution
OF the Chicago Anarchists was an outrage
He (Most) had become imbued with An
archist principl when a boy. he belevee
workinsmpn should have things IN the,
own ha nds and divide the prohts ol "ork
He did not believe in marriage vows. Me, Ha
and women should be able to live togethe
if thew wanted to. He said he might no
encourage violence directly. but ii working
men could not have what they wanted IL
fault could be found with any person usinl
dynamite.
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Brutal Outrage.

KANSAS CITY, November ia MeAs.o c.
MOI special to the Journal says: ,1o, e,A
u asked men broke into the house OF .a
rison Scott, colored farmer living ,ou'
miles north. last night, and tried to drag
him out Of the house. He resisted dssper'
atelv int they oyerca me him, and Ia1 alte1
hsa hse' i;n hi him into insensiblity left; upor
s,d thor dsnarture @ q quarrel arose betweet
eome Of the : assailaaW ap|
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The Most Malignant Type.

LONDON, November 17.-Dispatches re-
ceived here to-day from San Reno say
there has been a discharge OF green matter
from the Crown Princes throat which
proved to be cancerous. In view OF this
fact the case is considered much worse. rs
this kind of soft cancer il the mo-t maiig'
nant type aud regarded as incu' able. Ger
man doctors reports say they are trying
to deny tie serious and almost critical
deyeIopment.
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New York Quotations.

New YoRK. Novemb r 17.-Ccpper brm'
Lake 12.3Oc. Lead dull; domestic, 4A(g
4gc, Tin steady; straits Bic. Mining
shares active and strong. Amador $780,
Rodie S2.1O Best & Belcher SIS. 25: Bruns-
wick $l2 55, California and Virginia
s22.75, olorad" Sc 25, E' Crsto S2.oo'
Homestake $i3; Mono $l.o5. ophir
sll. so. Plymouth SIT. Standard 81 80
Sutro 36c.. Security. S1.5O, Union Consol'
idated $4.7O
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..r,,. DIrector Resigned.

M,,,wAuKEE, November If. u. FIN
ney. Managing Director OF 5ne N'soo.e, .en
Central consolidated lin g. TO-DAY 'e",
dered his resignation to the directors. har anu
it was accepted, to take entco ~ Jece'1e 81 tha
81. He gave desire to De re,lessu n.t;on, %
cares of Office as his reason lor iee's
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The Arensdorf Trial.

Sioux CITY, November 17.-Testimony
piven in the Arensdorf trial to-day brought
ont no new features from that adduced
from some witnesses in the 1ormer 'ria''
Denutv Sheriff Davenport, Chief of Police
Nelson. DR.. Commit, Anthony Saeger, Webb
Wesley Hitchner. Thomas Jarvis and hev.
G c. Turner appeared in the order OF their
former calling by the State.
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To he Tried by Court Martial.

WASHINGTON. November 16.-A naval
Court Martial has been ordered to meet at
New York Navy Yard tomorrow Tor the
trial of Lieutenant Emery IL. Iaunt on
charges preferred by the Secretary OF the
Navy. The charges specifically are that he
absented himself from the Nipsic from
October IL until November l; that he was
drunk end that he refused to return 70 MS
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Fire in Neyadaville.

CENTRAL CITY. Col. November ia fire
started in the Nevadaville mill, west OF
here. at 2 O'clock this morning, and nearly
destroyed the buriness portion oi the
town. Central City and Blackhawk hrc
departments were telegraph for, but
when they arrived they were too late TO oe
of much assistance. About 1orty Duli"'
inps were burned. Loss, $3O,OOo
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wnn,c Compete.

1onnos. November 1.-THE Royal Cisae
~, 10 c,nh will Withdraw it's challenge 10
.omnete for the Americas cup. me c,ao
o,a,ma the conditions as changed oy .ne
e!a Nam York Yacht Club are unjust ana un'
snortsmanlike.
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Retur,,ed to Work.

PHILADELPHIA, November ia large
number of striking shoemakers returned 20
work to-day end it is thought that by
Monday next. nearly all the three thousa nd
uu w.; .sarS will have resumed their positions
Notwithstanding the order OF Dlstr,ct :
Assembly No. 70, Knights OF Labor tna'
they should remain out.
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Gong the Entire Animal.

LONDON, November 16.-At the Annual
Conference OF the English Liberal League
to-day, a programme was adopted approx
ing Home Rule, Colonial Federation. tri'
ennial Parlla ments, payment OF Members
of Parliament, free educa ion. manhood
suffrage, international arbitration and
female franchise.
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Murdered His Managers Wife.

DETROIT, November 17.-Captain y. II.
Mills, an old citizen AMI prominent vesse:
man and owner ii line al halb"r tugs of
this city, shot and killed Mrs. Austin
Rising. wife Of his maDag-r, at her residence
nm CONGRESS street tonight. Mills then
vent home and shot himsef through the
head. death resulting aim, st in tantty;
Ca aptain Mills, who was Il widower, is SAID
To have been infatuated with tie woman.
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o,Rr;en Greatly Changed.

DUBLIN, November 17.-Visitors to Iu',
!, more Jail declare OBrien greatly changed
and that he refuses to take nourish'he
food. During an eviction near Dungarvan
today % four policemen, several bail;ffs and
twenty spectators were injured, Members
of the evicted family escaped from th'
house by an underground passage.
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Premature.

NEWARK, N. J. November 17.-samoel eam. :.
,;naton Chairman of the special cou,'
.';.taa rs to select successor to DR.. MeCosn sa
mlt5ee 1;Sent 10 s Of Princeton College. says the %
as t,t tsuSa .msnt that the Rev. f: J. Patton o'
stau1,Je; ssta~tnio;r has been selected, is untrue
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controlled, however, by the law and the
judgment Of the courts by which we may
be at times unwillingly restrained. but
which We cannot and ought not to resist.
desire to heartily acknowledge the value
of your servic.s in the improved adm mis-.
tration OF the Land department which has
been reached, and to ass. re you Of my ap-
probation of the rugged and un, Yielding in.
tegrity which characterized your official
conduct. am constrained to accept the
resignation you tender, with assurances oil
my continued kindly feeling toward you
and with an earnest wish that whatever
your future way Of life. it may lead to com
plete success and that satisfs ction may
await you. Thanking you for the pleasing
and complimentary expressions with whici.
you close your letter, am yours very
truly.
(Signsdl GROVER CLEVELAND.
a
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W. c. T. q.

The Annual Convention of the Temper
ance Advocates and Their Jubilations
Over the Progress Attained.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November l6.-Miss
Frances Willard President OF tie National
Woman's Christian Temp, rance Unl"n' IN
her annual address said to the convention
OF that orga nization to-day: There are
enough anti-saloo Republicans at the
North to carry Prohibition i'll any single
State that is now struggling to secure 1t.
There are now enough anti.saloon Demo.
Gratis a. the South. as has been proved in
this memora BILE year OF our constitutional
defeats, but there are enough temperance
men in both to take possession OF the
Government and give US National prohibi'
ton in the party OF the near future, which
is to be the party OF God" She believed
the Prohibition party should strongly state
as its ultimate aim two amendments 10
the National Constitution, the first. calling
for universal prohibition, the second. en-
franchising the women. She advocates
equal wages as we'll as
AN EQUAL MORAL STANDING
for women and men; heavier penalties Tor
crimes against women and the raising OF
the age of protection to 18 years. Miss
Willard noted with satisfaction the trl
umph Of the letter elements in tue knights
OF Labor over the Anarchists and Socialists
the growing influence OF Powderly. and the
| f,aressnesa OF his utterance>. In the alter
noon the Treas urer's and other reports
| were submitted. Mrs. Corse. President
# the Wuman's Temperance Publication
| Association. OF Chicago, gave report o.
it's work. The list OF books published IN
clude many large and valuable works
Over fifty-two million pages OF Temperance
Literature have been sent out this year b.
the association. It's receipts in 1873 wer
see, 900; in 1856. $4,000. and in 1881
SIS, 900. 1t paid this wear a dividend t.
stockholders. Tennessee's welcome 20 ."
iconvention was given by Governor Iayin
and Mrs Merlwether, President OF IN
Tennessee W. c. T. Q.
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GOLD DI.COVERY.
A Rich Find on Hassayanpa River In
Arizona.

Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 17.-Telegrapn
reports from Prescott, Arizona, are uni
form in the statement that an apparently
wonderful discovery OF a gold ledge has
been made on Hassayampa river ten
miles from Prescott. The strike was made
eide hill two hundred feet above the
,evc, Of the creek. The product OF the mlue
thus far is declared to be the riche-t e,,'
know n on the coast and had naturanJ
provoked great excitement throng ou
Aroma. The ledge is twenty inches wide
rnns north and south and can be tracee
ior nearly two miles. Quartz rock taker
from the ledge is said to average one nun
dred Thousand dollars OF gold ton.
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Democrats In the Majority.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-The official
list of the members OF the next House OF
REPRESENTATIVES shows it will consist o.
16S Democrats, 153 Republicans and 4
INDEPENDENTS. The Independents are An
derson of Iowa, Nichols vi North Carolina
Hopkins OF Virginia, and Smith OF Wis
| consin.
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That's All She Wants.

LONDON, November 16.-The court OF
appeals has discharged the order in the
case OF David Debensavde and his wife,
Miss Violet Cameron, the actress, restrain
ing the former from interfering with his
vile during the period OF their legal separa-
ton Debensaude undertakes not to
meddle with his wife's earnings.
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vessel when ordered. Lieutenant Taunt is
we'll known in Washington and his. friends
cannot account for his actions only upon
the grounds of mental derangement. Ihey
say the hardships suffered by him on the
Greely relief expt dition and later in Congo
exp'ora lions, have undermined his consti-
tuition and unsettled his reason.
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THE TOBACCO TAX.
Cigar Manufacturers in Convention Want
Lesisla: ion for Their Protection.

Lesisla: ion for Their Protection.
New YoRK, November 17.--In the Cigar
Manufacturers Convention to-day it was
resolved to appoint committee to draw
up and present to the President, the Presi'
dent Of the Senate and the Speaker OF the
House set OF resolutions asking the Con-
gress to appoint Il committee to determine
upnn legislation for the protection OF
manufacturers and the tobacco interests
generally. The resolution asking the Con-
gress to extend the weight limit on TO-
bacco cigarettes from three pounds per
thousand to six was rejected. A resolu'
ton to petition the Congress to abolish all
internal tax on tobacco, was adopted
after a hot debate. After long debate
Mr.. Gumbert's proposition to abolish the
tax on all manufactured tobacco was lost,
and q committee appointed to go to wash
;npton % urge the rett ntlun vi taxation az
Mt present on all manufactured goods
Adjourned.
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r,n.1 snit to be Dropped.

NEW YORK, November 17.-Nesot'a',oos
s;.,,ntinuauce OF the famous libel
sn;t M brought by Rev. Samuel D: H,nman
SUI: :a"t R;shon Hare, Missionary Bishop OF
asa,nhHS asgnthsrn Dakota, for s25,OOO have oeen
completed.
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The Arrangement Approved.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Execu-
tive Committee of the Baltimore q ONO
Railway met to-day and approved the
arraneement suggested by the syndicate IN
regard to the general mortgage to pay OIL
ali existing obligations, and also that TO-
directors from the syndicate should oe
elected.
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scatt,s children. After the former ,,,t
Out OF the house they fred vollevs ons 1ns
snot 'oot enect in the abdomen Of 20.
seal-oId step'dauQhter Of Scott. She will
@propan.y Pro- ole. The only cause known fur
."c p.u.a, Outrage is there have been a
th;ex;oa I na o..;s ., smali fires and some petty
tnat Scott was responsible for it,
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n.uassans IN the Panama Canal

PARIS, November 15.-DeLcsseps in q
letter to Premier Rouvier, asking authority
to raise a loan for :he Panama Canal by
the issue of lottery bonds, states he ls ne
eotiating with An engineer for the purpose
of pnsuring digging q passage across tne
Isthmus sufficient for traffic OF z .5OO, 900
tons yearly. Reserving the completion OF
the work for the future as in the case OF
the Suez Canal he says funds Tor complet-
ing the work will be derived from the an
nnal prOfitS.
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Velvet and Lace Failure.

NEW York, November l6.-1saac sickle,
Wholesale de .ler in laces and velvets'
made an assignment to-day. The failure
w.,s aused by the l.eavy depreciation OF
nlusbes and velve,s and losses by bad
debts. Liabilities $115, 900; assets,
100000.
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MORE BASE BALL RULES.
The National League Holds It's Annual
Meeting and Promulgates q Few
Changes.

began in this city to-day. This evening
Secretary Young said the con4ntion had
been engaged entirely on the work OF re-
the brotherhood matter wonid not be dis
cussed until Tomorrow. The first change
adopted in the constitution was striking
out the words with any other Leagne
club" in the rules iorbidding Sunday
playing. Secretary Young was reelected.
Playing rule 43 was amended SO as to
read: 1.-TWO players whose names shall be
p, in! ed on the score card as extra players,
NAV be substituted ut the end OF any COM
pietc,i inning BY their club. bat the retired
p.avers shall not thereafter participate in
he game, in addition thereto Il substitute
ma he allowed at any time in place OF
player diSa hled in the game by injury or
illness Of the nature and extent OF which
the umpire shall be the sole judge" This
section is subject to the approval OF the
American Association.
Rule 4l, relating to forfeited games was
also amended (suhject to the approval OF
younger associations) to give the cub en-.
Titled to forfeited game the privilege OF re-
fusing it.
Paracraph two of section II, refe ring %
umpires' salarlesi amended ny substituting
rule that they be paid in accordance with
a contract betwee. them and the secretary
OF the League, subject to the approval! Of
| the directors.
Section Sc is amended TO p rmit OF any
championship games being postponed TN
account of rain. Tied or drawn games are
to he played off on the ground of either
club iy consent.
The application Of Nichols. who has been
on the blacklist for several years, for rein.
statement. Was refused. T#e changes IN
rules at P,ttshurg were adopted. 1t is said
here this evening that capitalist told
| President Ward to-day in case the League
refused to recogn ze the Brotherhood. nc
and a number OF others would f'rm n sgd
dirate to back the brotherhood in the Tor
ma alton If league in which only brother
hood players will he recogniEed. Clubs, i
is said would he p,ac in New York. thi'
adelp.ia Boston, Baltimore, Detroit ant
Providence.
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burned BY Gasoline

pv,,.nrnpH1A, November H.. Fourteen zen
~ we're seriously and it was feared % some ~,
't II, Them fatally burned by an e1pio;s'bHt" p1o;sbt u
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He Shouldn't. Either.

LONDON, November 16.-The Rev. Charles
A. Berry, who has been called to succeed
Mr.. Beecheri iu Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
has not yet accepted the offer.
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Second Trial of the Haddock Case.

Sioux CITY, November 16.-The jury in
the second trial OF John Arensdorf Tor
the murder eof the Rev. George c. Had
dock, was completed this morning and the
day was occupied in making presentments
of the case. The taking of testimony be-
gins tomorrow.
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Released.

LONDON, Noveu ber 17.-Cowatoch, the
man arrested at Greenock because be had
dynamite cartridges in his possession? has
been released.
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A Chinese Trihe.

CANTON November 16.-The steamer
Wahyeung has been destroyed by tire In
Canton River. About 400 passengers are
supposed to be lost.
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New York Quotations.

NEwYoRK, November 15.-Copper firm;
lake, 12As. Lead dull; domestic, 44c.
Tin firm; straits, 3lc: Others unchanged.
Mining shares strong. Amador, $1.2O;
Bod,., 81 80; Bru,. .swick. 81 .55. Caledonia,
B. H., $50; California & Virginia, S24o;
Deadwood, S2.55; EI tristo, 81 so; Hale
& Norcr"ss, IS; Homestake. $l2; Mexican,
Sc so: Ontario. csc; Ophir. SLID; stan
d,rd. sl55: Silver King, 81 IS; Sutro Tun-
mel &C.; Security, S1.25; surinam, $1.4o;
Tornado, $1.3O.
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The St. Louis Bank SWindle.

ST. LOUIS, November Is L. +. Stephens
Of Roonvile. Mo-, was appointed receiver
of the Fifth National Bark this morning.
It il reported that the Grand Jury has
found an indict ment Of making false en-
tries against Cashier Crecelius.
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AK. OIL. Assembly Indicted

New YORK, November 15.-The grand
iurv has indicted for conspiracy the MEM
hers of the Shoemakers Assembly OF the
Knights OF Labor for demanding and secur.
ing the discharge OF foreman in one OF
the shops.
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A Receiver Appointed.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 15.-Late
this afternoon Judge Hamilton, in the
Circuit Court. appointed Al. Turner re-
ceiver OF the we'll known iron mining firm
Of Moore, Benjamin & Co., on application
of H. s. Benjamin. Mrs. Elizabeth IL.
rates and Mrs. Turner filed a bond in the
sum of $4,000. The liabilities OF the
company are not known, but are UNDER
stood to be very heavy. The assets con-
sist principally OF mining properties on the
Gogebic range.
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Fatal Coal Mine Ex 1osion

BERLIN, November 16-Fourteen persons
were killed by an explosion in a coal mine
at Gne;senau, near Dartmund. to-day:
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LONDON, November 1.-THE n%pls', =, tn. h..
ser~In. ;y She has been much affected 0S
tSe tGsse eon1ditioa Q, the cFuwn FF'0se'
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Construction Company Failed.

New York, November 16 The New
York Ca bic Railway Construction Company
have made an assignment. President
Iucersoll said while constructing the cable
railway in St. Paul, Mimi. they found
labor two or three times higher than thfy
expected end they did not have money
enough to meet their obligations Tor
material here, but they hope to meet all
l,a bilit;es when outstanding debts were
paid. He thought the liabilities would not
exceed 100000.
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Fined For Running a Bucket Shop.

NEW YORK, November 15.-Elliot w.
Todd has been on trial IN the general ses-
sions for several days. charged with con-
ductirp a bucket shop The case was given
to the jury to-day after Judge Cowlng
charged them only to consider whether I'll the
system in vogue was gambling or not. Inc
verdict of guilty WAS rendered. hne Oh
S1OO was imposed and paid.
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First Hanging IN Kansas for Twenty
Years.

WICHITA, Kae., November 15.- Lee
Mo.i-r, who ,aaurdarad Hugh Lawler in the
Territory ON the twenty ninth OF October.
1886, was executed this morning. The
prisoner maintained a perfect composure
to the last and his only st stement IN the
scaffo;d was to the man who adjusted the
cap aski.g him to tell Smith, who tor SIX
months had been bis cell mate, THAT
die ya,ue" 1t WIS the first hanging in
Kansas for over twenty years.
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Winner of the Chatsworth Plate.

LONDON. November 15.-At the Derby
November meeting to-day the Chatsworth
plate, about five furlongs straight, was
won by Arthur James colt, Dog Rose;
Lord Rodney's Castlenock second. and X.
Pecks colt, The Cleaning, third. There
were sixteen starters.
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Incarcerated at Fort Smelling.

ST.. PAUL. Minn., November l5.-Ine
Crow Indians who raised trouble at the
Crow agency, arrived in ST.. Paul to-day IN
charge of Lieutenant Cooke, and were
taken to Fort Smelling, where they will be
incarcerated till the Secretary OF the In"
| terror makes some decision in their cases.
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The Fishing Industry Wants Protection.

The Fishing Industry Wants Protection
New YORK, November 16.-At meeting
Of the National Fishery Association to-
day resolutions were adopted demanding
the recognition Of the fishing industry as
an important national affair. which
should be placed on an equality with Other
industries by projection against the i'm
portation of foreign fish and securing
equal tights for fishermen in foreign ports
accorded to foreign vessels in our harbors
The resolutions disavow any desire ol
right to fish in foreign waters.